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US Pacific fleet commander visits FSM

With headquarters at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, PACFLT is the world’s largest fleet command, encompassing 100 million square miles and consisting of approximately 180 ships, nearly 2,000 aircraft and 125,000 sailors, Marines and civilians. Walsh is the 32nd Navy officer to command PACFLT since its estab…
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Census to start Monday in Marshall Islands

The government’s Economic Policy, Planning and Statistics Office, with the support of numerous government offices, has been conducting a series of trainings in preparation for this first census since 1999. Last week, census supervisors were trained. This week the 230 “enumerators,” the workers who …
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Continental Micronesia aircraft to change to ‘United’ soon

By mid-year, Continental Micronesia planes will begin sporting a new look, with the word  “United” replacing the Continental lettering as part of merger of these two air carriers. The Continental logo will remain on the tail of the planes, the only visible reminder of the carrier that first linked …
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Understanding why children do what they do

It will be conducted by Jerry Diaz M.Ed., early childhood special education teacher, on March 30, Wednesday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Fiesta Resort & Spa. Seating is limited so please call our office at the telephone numbers listed below to register and reserve seating.  Dinner will be provi…
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Parliamentary democracy failing Melanesia, says think tank

The report claims it’s well past time to acknowledge that the Westminster style of government that’s been in place in Melanesian countries since their attainment of independence is failing the region. The institute’s communications director, Ben Bohane, said poverty, a burgeoning youth population a…
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Pacific summits mark World Water Day

Palau, the Federated States of Micronesia and the Marshall Islands held summits with the aim of strengthening their water management policies. Providing a regular supply of fresh water is a challenge for  small islands, where lack of infrastructure, growing populations and natural hazards pose sign…
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Taiwan issues funding to Marshalls after two-month holdup

Taiwan Ambassador George T.K. Li on Wednesday delivered a $1.75 million check to Marshall Islands Acting Minister of Finance Brenson Wase — funds that normally would have been released in early January, but were put on hold when this western Pacific nation did not submit a timely report on aid fund…
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